Browsing: Service Charges

The service charge famously has the potential to be a sore spot in the tenant-landlord relationship, like an uphill battle.

In this article we list just a few of the things that leaseholders can find out from the Service Charge Accounts.

Peter McCabe of Clear Building Management sets out what you should expect to see in your service charge demand.

There are important distinctions between service charge funds and company funds and these differences have implications for RMC directors.

In Service Charge Accounting there are many circumstances when accounts are prepared without a Balancing Statement.

It is not uncommon for directors of RMCs to come under pressure to reduce costs such as the services of a reporting accountant.

If we set aside the Section 21 report then there are two options for reporting on service charge expenditure.

There can be few more pointless, useless and misleading reports in property management than the section 21 report.

The draft 3rd RICS Code included new requirements for all sources of income to be disclosed in a note to the annual service charge accounts.

TECH03/11 is the technical guidance note providing best practice guidance for the preparation of service charge accounts.